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The hierarchical structural organization of living organisms is explored, focusing on animals and plants. Various biological structures are organized in levels, from cells to tissues and organs, demonstrating their specific functions. The types of tissues in both animals and plants are discussed, highlighting their unique characteristics and roles in the organism's life processes.
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Term: Levels of Organisation
Definition: The hierarchical arrangement of biological structures from cells to organ systems.
Term: Animal Tissues
Definition: Tissues in animals categorized into four types: epithelial, connective, muscular, and nervous, each with specialized functions.
Term: Plant Tissues
Definition: Plant tissues categorized into meristematic and permanent tissues, which can be simple or complex based on cell types.